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Cleaning your car after ashfall
Due to Taal Volcano’s ashfall, several public and private vehicles have been covered by thick ash. Toni Del, one of Panahon TV’s followers, shared several photos of his car after he traveled from Calamba, Laguna to Sucat, Parañaque.
Here are some guidelines in cleaning your car after ashfall:
- Wear facemask and raincoat when cleaning the car.
- Wash vehicle with pressurized water and a PH-neutral solution to prevent scratching the car.
- Use a rubber-treatment to clean rubber seals, wiper blades, and tires.
- If the car’s engine room is affected, have the engine properly cleaned.
- Park in a covered area.
Charie Abarca
A Communication Arts graduate from New Era University, Charie spent her college days writing articles, shooting documentaries, and performing in theatrical plays. She was an active member of Communicators’ Guild, a student organization honing the leadership skills of students. Charie considers herself an old soul, a bibliophile, and hoarder of memories. As Panahon TV’s Social Media Producer, she aims to take part in the company’s ultimate goal: to come up with relevant stories on weather, climate change, astronomy, environment, and disaster preparedness, while providing the public with actionable information.
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